A specialist youth club for learning disabled and autistic young people aged 11-25 in Westminster.

Youth Worker 1: “Caxton is a youth club in Westminster. We work with young people with disabilities, and we do all sorts of really fun stuff.”
Young Person 1: “We’re having a good time with nice dancing, singing, art.”
Youth Worker 2: “They always look for something different to do and to offer the young people, and they also appreciate young people’s feedback into what they offer next. So I think young people voices is very well heard.”
Young Person 2: “They’re in such a safe space where they feel as if they can be themselves, expand their horizons, so to speak, and grow as a person.”
Young Person 3: “Eli helped me one-to-one sometimes and find jobs, and they helped me to find it and apply it.”
Young Person 4: “When I’m at Caxton youth club I’m happy that writing, artist, draw.”
Youth Worker 3: “They try to, like, cater for everyone and also, like, encourage people to try something new because, like with me, like, I didn’t think I would enjoy dance and boxing at first, but then I really loved it.”
Young Person 5: “I like boxing.”
Young Person 6: “I enjoyed it because I loved it so much because I love all the staff and all the people.”
Youth Worker 4: “Coming in every day and seeing the young people taking small steps which turn out to be big strides – that’s my favourite activity. Just seeing the everyday improvement of the young people.”
Youth Worker 5: “I love working at Caxton because I really like all the creative members that I work with. You’re all so individual and brilliant and smart and funny, and you always brighten up my day.”
Young Person 3: “What I like about Caxton is to make new friends and have fun.”
Young Person 7: “Yeah, I do, I love coming to Caxton.”